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- <p><b>Next:</b> <a href="tutor-gates.html">Step 1: Adding gates</a></p>
- <h2>Step 0: Orienting yourself</h2>
- <p>When you start Logisim, you'll see a window similar to the following.
- Some of the details may be slightly different since you're likely using a
- different system than mine.</p>
- <center><img src="../../../img-guide/tutorial-shot-blank.png" width="498" height="302"></center>
- <p>All Logisim is divided into three parts, called the <em>explorer
- pane</em>, the <em>attribute table</em>, and the
- <em>canvas</em>. Above these parts are
- the <em>menu bar</em> and the <em>toolbar</em>.
- <center><img src="../../../img-guide/tutorial-shot-labeled.png" width="498" height="302"></center>
- We can quickly dispose of the explorer pane and the attribute
- table: We won't be examining them in this tutorial, and you can
- just ignore them. Also, the menu bar is self-explanatory.</p>
- <p>That leaves the toolbar and the canvas. The canvas is where you'll
- draw your circuit; and the toolbar contains the tools that you'll use to
- accomplish this.</p>
- <p><b>Next:</b> <a href="tutor-gates.html">Step 1: Adding gates</a></p>
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